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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-06-10
nRRAKFAsr BUDGET.

Vermonts centennial will occurin 1891,
The Georgia watermelon crop Is going
to bs immense.
Drug stores are becoming scarce. There
are plenty Of "~pharmRcles' though.
II IL said that 1928 ClsIRymen sailed from
New York Tor Europe in q single day re-
Gently.
A company has been organised to sup.
ply Boston with hot water for domestic
and mechanical purposes.
The Mexican Republic 10 only $780,
100000 In debt, and az 1t has 100000 in
habltGnts the debt amounts to leas than
Sl5 per capita,
A cent an acre was all that some Of the
thousands Of acres In Oneida and HeEki.
meT counties, New York, brought at q
sale the other day.
The proposed Alabama Slate University
for the higher education for the negro will
probably be located OF Montgomery, The
colored people OF Montgomery have raised
q subscription Of 5000,
Florida can boast the only county in the
United States composed entirely OF ialAnds,
Monroe county, since the formation Of
Lee from some Of Its territory, now COM
prisss the Keys and Islands OF the main
land.
O. #. Orr, OF South Carolina, Is in
Marysyille, GAL, as a representative Of
colony Of South Carolina people, having
from $500 to $4,000 each, and comprising
many families, who have resolved to re-
move to California, and have commits
stoned Mr., Orr to locate them,
Henry NJ. Kepler, Of Middietown, Md,
found q turtle on hla farm the other day,
and on the ghell Of the turtle was cut 70
s., 176l." Mi. Kspler looked ovsr some
old papers, and finding that in 1866 the
farm was decided to Casper Shoai, is con
hdent that the letters and date were cut
on the shell 126 years ago.
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Exchanging Visits with Country Cop'tna,

EkGnlukLlk NAlAk4 NAhA k9aatAN A9hAAANe
It is always pleasant to visit country
kinsmen, to scent the psw.moWn hay, to
wander through the woods, drink the
milk from the COW, swing away the hot
days in a hammock aud receive the thous'
and and one polite attentions that the
country cousins are always glad to pay in
their rustic way TO the great ones who
come from the town.
0iCouIss the city cousin will invite the
country cousin to "be sure and come to
see US In the winter" This 10 where the
trouble begins, The country cousin isn't
up on city ways. He doesn't 90 to the
most fashionable tailor, isn't always full Of
the latest opera or society scandal, may
eat with his knife or take soup out Of the
end OF his spoon, There are many things
he may do and many others he may leave
undons to rasp the refined feelings Of the
dweller in the great city. Being there
the city cousin can't well hide his visitors
light under q buahel; and then comes the
terrible modification OF having a klnamau
who doesn't know, or at least doesn't
practice, all the fine points OF soClety'E
ways,
Unless you think you can get of with.
out inviting him or, that being invited hs
will have the discernment to know you
don't mean 1t, better not accept his cor
dial invitation to "Come and take pol
luck" His honest heart will never sus'
peCt the real reason,
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WnEnlMa, W. yA., JUNE 70, les7,


The social Side Of Civil Service RSfOFm'
A distinguished gentleman who was re-
Wsrded for carrying q transparency in q
Cleveland business mems parade, or some-
thing OF that sort, complains that he ia
the only product Of reform In the room
in which he works, 1t happens that the
othera are "~raeCsls" who have not yet
been turned out.
These Republican rascala have not
shown him anything OF the social slde'
They leave him to flock by himself. They
do not invite him to join them in the
cherry and the champagne. to psrtske at
their expense Of the corpulent terrapin
that abounda in those parts, to go out Of
nights to aeetheir best girls, and otherwise
to make merry with them. The unhappy
man whose lot ia thus cast thinks So
riousIy Of ssking 70 be transferred to 9
room where he may be admitted to thai
equality to which, he understands, Owl
Service reform entities him.
The departments are said TO be "houey'
Combed," 80 to speak, with this sort oil
thing. The "rasCals' will not admit to
full fellowship unless they feel like It, and
the elegant gentlemen who ore not rascalH
think reform will prove itself q hollow
fraud II 1t does not take by the throat
those persona in the public service VINO
do not extend the desired Inequalities
While the Administration Is considering
the case, the apostles OF reform might cas-
lily take some sweet revenge by giving the
''rasCals" the cold, clsmmy cut.
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IIow 10 0et ma ot slde.Ache.

Who has not suffered with side.ache
We all had 1t when we ran races at school
we have 1t when We oyerwork our.
selves at any age. It comes on, as every.
body knows, suddenly. By using one Of
AllcoCk's Porous Plasten 1t goes away
nearly as quickly. +. Roessner, of No. $50
West 18Th street, New York, says:
ut Ia with pleasure write these lines
In testimony to the powers Of AllCock's
Porous PlGeters. ! have been somewhat
annoyed with serious pains in my sides,
for which several medicines have been
prescribed, but to no avail, and through
the advice OF q friend l tried two Allcock's
Porous Plasterg, and the relief they have
given me Is both satisfactory and aston.
iBhing. To any n annoyed with pains
these plasters arc q certain remedy"
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There lie a too prGvious disposition on
the part Of the Democratic press to make
campaign thunder out Of the attitude Of
Gen. ]. NJ. futile towards tho Presidents
visit to St. Louis at the time oithe G. A.
r. encampmOnt. The Louisville Courier
Journal suggests that futile on the ticket
with Sherman "wcult make a tire.
mendous combination OF Finance and
Patriotism" This may be go, and yet
1t has not been said that Gen. Tuttle
has recently changed his political afilia.
ton.
Whom last heard from in an active poll.
teal way he was running as the Demo.
cratic candidate for Governor Of Iowa.
Gen. futile may be as good a Democrat
now as then. Nothing he has said would
DO Inconsistent with simon pure Demo-
CraCy. He objects to Mr.. Cleveland, not
to the Democratic party. A great many
old soldiers stand with him in that objeC-
ton and they are not all Republicans,
though they ought to DO.
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Fresh Fashion Notes,

Eeu York World,
The white MORE a@hes worn with white
iroCks are fastened in front with white
enamel buckles.
The latest Partisan addition to white
toilets Is q parasol made OF silk and cover.
ed with many fine plaiings OF silk null.
The handle 10 gildsd,
Very charming white game fans com.
plete these costumes, the sticks being OF
ivory, and flights OF gold butterflies being
worked across the white gauzs in fine bull
lion thread.
White stocklngs are worn with white
suits and low pa~tent-leather ties, The
stockings are Of ailk and embroidered over
the instep with yellow silk. The rage Is
for costumes Of white and gold.
With these white and gold costumes are
worn long cream.whlte gants de Suede,
embroidered in gold upon the back, and
wide white LeghoEns trimmed with huge
bows OF white silk null and loops Of gold.
Colored ribbon.
A new fashion in gloves Is q CANT de
Suede. which Is Of a deep, soft red called
sang do bout, with the stripes between
the fingers Of white way, and tho latest
addition in the color Of gloves is the tint
called honeysuckle.
Balayeuses in trained gowns are no
longer fashionable, though they are still
added 10 short dresses for house and car.
rIsge wear. Distinct trained pettiCoats
with many lace-edged hounCea sewn into
the back breadth are now almost com.
plotely taking their place.
Tho "white toilets" imported from
abroad are no longer dead white, but are
really gray. A dress ordered from Paris a
few weeks ago was composed OF q soft pale
gray ailk. Over this was a cloud OF gray.
ish tulle, then another layer Of q lighter
shade, and finally one Of white, held in
place by three sash ends Of the three
shades otitulle.
Transparent French mullins are exhih.
tied with strawberries, laurel blooms,
sweet.brier roses and foliage, arbutus bios.
sons, and half.opened buds, scattered on
vari.Colored grounds; usually the back.
grounds are Of pale tlnts-a very delicate
tea rose OF primrose yellow being q favor
ite shade, but the brighk.colored fruits
and flowers look very we'll against a back.
ground Of olive, pale golden brown .or
mosa.gTeen.
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A few days ago q Chicago ~bookkeepel
suddenly disappeared from his employ.
mont and his home, leaving o psnniloal
young vile to shift for herself. Having
reached q place Of safety, he addressed to
his former employers the following wall oil
q broken and q contrlts heart:
"AteaS. George Il, Hess & CO.-GESrlE,
NRN; II is with o very heavy heart that
write 10 those whom ! have served &C
d~lshonorably and who trusted me and
treated me with kindness and respt al.
The action taken by me Saturday last was
the result oil q BOrleS Of %peCulatlonB, and /
felt as though l could no longer serve you
and rob you, 60 | determined 10 take what
l could and get 10 some place where !
was totally unknown and begin life oil
over again, giving up that which has
caused me sorrow and led mo into wrong.
doing allmyliig-dflnk, ! have prayed and
still pray for God 10 help me to do right
and keep right. OIL my dear friends,
how / wish / could repay you for all your
Kindness and return oil tho money l hayO
taken from you, but II 10 impossible for
me to do 90. may some day DO able 10
doit. / started lie wrong whom buta boy,
and kept wrong ever since, never asked
God tohelp mel but now In my dark hours
Turn 10 Him % my only friend, % my
only help. q, how my poor mother will
suffer when bhe learns oil my aims good,
yes, the beat Of mothOre, and 10 think that
treated her SOL
II wish You success, and hope YOU will
pray for me 10 live down my past and live
rightly, Your most SlnCOrOly.
JonN II. Cook"
Thsarm gave the letter for publication,
In the hope that II might make q whole.
some and lasting Impression on boys and
youns men. II 10 hardly possible 10 add
10 the impressive sadness oil the coniOOolcn
and tho warning, II started LIE wrong
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We have tested ita virtues, personally,
and know that for Dyspepsia, Biliouanesa
and Throbbing Headache, 1t Ia the best
medicine the world ever saw. We tried
forty other remedlea before Simmons
Liver Regulator, but none Of them gave ua
more than temporary relief; the Regulator
not only relieved but cured us.-H. Il,
JONES, Ed. Telegraph and Messenger, Ma.
c0n. Ga.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE


COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
u the Circuit Court OF Ohio County, West Viz
Kate Carter
william A. Garter in his own right In Caancery.
and ~ edministrator Of 4, II. u.
Carter, deceased, and others.
By virtue OF au order entered in the above en-
tltled, cause on the 18th dSy q Apr, 1851 II \ (.
said Court, 70 take, state and report All account
Allowing,
FintgThe amount due and unpaid on the note
for 1900 90 and the deed Of trust ACQUIRING lh0lGins
on thc, 2Ith day Of August, 1850, and how much
thereof IL due 10 the plaintiff and how much 70
the estate Of B D.. Carer, deceased.
eecond-The real o tate owned by IL y, CA,tEt
Of the time Of his death, and. what were t1e liens
thereon. at tho time agRinS! the same and tho Ph'
critics thereof
Third What liens, II any, have been created By
the heirs Of the. said \. H.. y. Carter, deceased, on
their interests In said real estate, and 70 whom
payable, with the amounts and pfloilueS thereof
FouTth-The persons who arc tho heirs At laWol
the said 8. Il. b, Carter, deceased, and a. such le
entitled 70 share in his real estate, together VIA
the Bharcl 10 which they arc entitled.
FIlLh-The rents aud profits u said real ostite
since the death Of the said y, II. u. Carter, DE-
ce95ed, BY whom received aud how aud to whom
Hixth-The amount Of said rents and prodh 10
which The estate Of tho said 4. u. carter, deceGied,
and this plaintin, % his widow, are SUVeFAlly Gu
titled.
Beyonth-whether or not tho real estate Of ne
said 8, h, b. Carter, deceased, eau DO partitiOnegdd
among those entitled thereto 80 a. to assign "
kind The plalnutB dover In The shares Of lief az
ceased husband In said real estate, and tho value
Of aaId dover right.
Elghth-Ihe amount OF tho personal eitlOO Of he
said i. H. 3. Garter, deceased, that CAn0 Into u0
hands Of his administrator,
Elnth-Ths deets aud liabilities Of the said s,h;
B, Carter remaining unpaid, tho amounts IhCfsOI
and 10 whom due and payable.
Tenth-Any other matters deemed pertinent "
the taid commissioner or required BY any pAiu~
Notice 4 hereby given that the undenlgnCt hi
nxed UPON Saturday, The 10th day Of July !lSSh
Communicating q Q O'Clock A. n a tho time and ny
.pfloe, No., i220 ChApllne street, III the. 0ilI o.
wheeling, Ohio county, West Virginia, a. me pay
At which he will proceed 10 ASCERTAIN aud iepon
the sSyetal mAttSs In tho baid order OF iCioFVn"
SIVUH under my hand this "a day Of June, 1851
JOSEPH L. PAUL..
E'' nY soi. iOr Complainant. NOmIyI@L
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The steamer Andes leaves Wheeling ior
Cincinnati every Tuesday at 8 P. NJ. and
will sell excursion tickets to parties Of Eve
or more. One week Of pleasure, beauti.
iul scenery and good music on the largest
and beat steamer that comes to Wheeling,
For rates apply to Frank Booth or CAPT,
Charles Muhleman, Wheeling, W. Va.
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We have for sale several Type.wnterS,
including the Remington, the CrandalI
and the Hammond. These machines have
been taken in exchange for tho matohless
0allgraph, and will be cold cheap. Writers
Tor rent and for sale on monthly install.
ments. Call on or address for circulars
EDWARD L. Rose 4 Co.,
IS Twelfth street,
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DIED.

HAY-On Thursday morning, June 0, 1887, RpOAR
FORGEY HAY, In the thirty 9th year Of his age,
Funeral services win DO held at his late residence,
1908 EofE street, Saturday morning, 18th inst,
at l0o'Olock, lnterment private,
Al hid iRto rCEiiencn. coFuer EOFR Nd Sixteenth
street,, ELwOoD lSRkEL. aged IS yeats, 7 months
and 70 days.
RuuaPal notine hereafter.
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nlTUpDAY. JIJNH ~. 1RS7.

commencing q 10 O'Clock A, NJ VI the front door
Of the Court House Of said county, the following
described property, that y To- say; All that tract q
parcel Of land on Wheeling, creek IN slld Ohio
Beginning al q stake on the banks Of WheCllnS
creek 10 line with the present hedge fence bound,
linz the land formerly owned BY William TaLGnt
aud RiterWRrdA by Beverly Nj, Entf III trust a.
Helen O., the VILE OF John i, GilGhrSt which
tale Il corner Of said land; thence 10, with and
trom said hedge south 81 east 81 6Ql00 poles 10
stake on the bank oil said creek, AlsOR corner Ol0Id
land held in trust rs aforesaid for Helen O,dilChrtt;
and thence down said creek with the meGAdeS
Ing four acres, three roods and thlFty.lWO perchs.
more or less, together with all the right, title aud
Interest Of said parties Of the int part In aud to he
creek where It binds or bounds Sal1 land, being he
same property conveyed 70 said. MRTgRTetA q
MoCahe BY Y, l. Hoge, trustee, by deed dated Nay
%, 1871, aud Of record In said Clerks office IN deed
book 81, pages 80 and 50,
Title Il Believed 70 DO perfect, but selling u
truItee ] shall only convey such ute u Is vested
TERMS OF 6ALE-onethird Of the purchase
money, and ~ much more ~ the purchaser may
elect 70 pay, In cash on the day Of sale, the residue
IN two equal ipEtAllments at QUO and two yeAn ID.
IpecllyeIY, with interest from day Of sale, the pur
chaRar 10 give notes for the deferred inEAlimeA1
with security approved by the trustee, and he
title 10 BIO retained until payment In full, OF, Ut Tie
option Of the purchaser, y deed Of trust to be given
ment4. TAoh' ohh1ENI TRUSTS,
The underSlgned desiring that the property
above mentioned may sell for rs much AS possible,
GRree 10 unite with the trustee In q deed 10 The
purchaser, hOhhhE a, MCCAhE,
myl7 MI MoUAbk
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Cheap Sunday Excursions ON Ohio River
railroad,

Commencing June 12, the Ohio Rive,
Railroad will sell excursion tickets every
Sunday until further notice. Wheeling
TO Sistersville and return at the low rate
Of 81 90; Wheeling to ParkeYsburg and
return, s. %. Tickets coed one day only,
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If you have q recent cough, you can
break II up Immediately, with q few doses
Of Dr.. ]. Il. MOLeRn's Tar Wine lung
Balm. % cents q bottle. pAw
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TRUsTEE's SALE.

By virtue Of q deed Of trust made by BophlS
Catherine Frank and John Frank, her husband, 10
r. g, BRFr as trustee, beating date on the 10th day
OF January, 1854, and recorded IN the Ollee Of the
Clerk of'the COUNTY. Court Of ohio county, West
Virginia, III Deed Of Trust Book No. 70, page IS,
and by virtue Of an order Of the, Circuit Court o.
tutng me as trustee tofR. g. Barr, now deceased,
[ Gh0l Gell at public auction ut tho trout door o.
Inc Court House Of Ohio county, in Wheeling, ",
TUEsDAY, JUNE Fl, 1857,
commencing at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, tho following do.
scHbed properly, that q % say; The south Que.
east side Of Main street In the Sixth wGfl d
Wheeling, W, Va, and running back from SAid
Etreel with an even twenty-five teet In width tOLhN
alley Of the east end Of taid lot, together with The
buildings and Improvements OH said third o. Ild
lot and all tho privileges and RppurtenRnCes there
unto belonging, being the same property cOnyeYed
10 said Sophia Catherine Frank by the Peoples
BANK by deed Of same date ~ this said decd d
trust.
money, or as much more ~ the purchaser may
elect 70 pay, cash In hand on the day oil sale, aud
any residue in three equal instalmBnts pAyGbIOtl
6lx, twelve and eighteen months from the dAyd
sale, with Interest from that day tho purchaser %
give his notes for the deferred inStalmeniG aud 70
secure the same by deed OF trust upon tho prop
erty and insurance policy upon the building 70 The
SRtLiactlon Of the trustee,
Title believed good, but selling as trustee shall
convey only such tito ~ 10 vested In me BY the
above mentioned decd.
W. II, HALLER, Auolloneer, myG
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II, Il, & q. Railroad.
gollAlfe 4 Zanosvlilc Through Passenger leaves
BellalFV q b!i0A, m aIilvVa IL BOllaite al 4 p, m,
WOodlnell Passenger leaves Bellalro Of 4,10 D,
MT Atftrcsal beiiatfC at 6t26G nj.
hntnmgtheld Accommodation leaves BellAihe NJ
loo p. m AtIlyeA at BellAlFO az iOIl6A q, m.
WHEELING 4 ELM GROVE K, r.
NV On. aud atlef May 2, 1887, trains on tho
Wheeling 3 Kim Grove RAllioSd viii run GS ioI.
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sPECIAL NOTiCFE.-

FITsi-Al Eih stopped irea By d., KlihSI 0FoSi
Nerve Rolotuf, No Eia Ate, ant days use, MAJ.
Vol0ub 0ufoA Treatise and la,m trial bottle lfos "a
FtIOAsai. btDd 10 u, KlinA, N Alph Rla RhtA q
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GENERAL NoTiCEs.
TO CREDITORS.

n. az Creditor, st s. n D. o1rier, d0taSd, and u
x. D. CaFter, dtctdledi ,
In pursuance OF q decree Of the Circuit COuil Of
Ohio county, West Virginia, made In 4 Cause thg'S'
10 pending, 70 ttbj61t The real estate Of the $50 y,
H. D, Garter and Of tho said Il y. Carter 70 Lno
payment o. theft debt, you arc REQUIRED 70 w,
tqlt your claims against tho ORtAtB 0l the Mlls o
II, D.. carter and the 0ttGiO Of Lh0tAid Il. D UAfeI'
i0f adjudication 70 Joseph. X. PAUL, commissioner
A. bis pil0e, No, i2f0 ChkpllnO street, IN The CIV o.
Wheeling, Ohio. County, Most Virginia. gu Of OF'
'O NV sS'ut'a'' inc jS 6lS s1 n q IiiHp'tiIs /, CLERK
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when but q boy, and kept wrong ever
since" That tells the tale Of many .
wrecked life,
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NToTIOE-GooD MILK.

Ali those Wishing 4 FOOD article Of MIN. would
DO well 10 forward Their UanJ 10 the Depot Farm y,
Mn. IN BELL al W6lt Alexander, Maihllg!vgal
with feIefOnC0 70 shipping point that customer, w
enabled 10 have thelf milk stored IN Refrigerator.
within one hour aud 4 half alter II hiss Deea
lnllkOd, MIk handled by An experienced man =
lev inotq customers wanted Immediately Ot1s'
Attended, 70 Prompted.
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EGAL NOTICE.

r. EaAI NOTICE
To ZObina 2. Elder and Leroy Elder, her husband,
non residents OF West Virginia;
Take notice that Jacob G, Thomas, who Is 80
cured by and interested In tho execution Of 4 GER
tain deed Of trust hereinafter mentioned, will on
Monday, the 18th day Of July, 1857, at 10 o'clock
A. NJ, move the Circuit Court OF Ohio county, In
special term, before JudgO. Gee, \ Boyd, 81, the
gtnia, TO appoint George B. Caldwell trustee In the
place OF X, ] Stone, deceased, the trustee In the
deed Of trust IRON you, tho said ZablnR 2, Elder
and L!roy Elder 10 =, Il Stone, deceased, dSiGd
Island, In said city, aud recorded lii tho oileo oil
the County Court Of said county, In deed Of trust
book No. 70, page $40.
jol0F JACOB @. THOMAS.
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A LII KINDS OF BOOK AND JOE
aS aE!T5ss Pa R. az promptly 'i''''''''
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II shall be with you in spirit" as the
ear Of corn said to the whisky flask
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TRUsTEE's SALE OF LEATHER.
Il WOOD PROPERTY,
v virtue OF q deed OF trust made by Narpaetis
O, MGCabe with Robert A. MeCAbe, her hu56Snd
TO me as trustee, dated April Is, lsSl, and TecOFdsl
In tho oflce Of the Clerk ,ol tho County Conn OJ
Ohio county, West Virginia, In deed OF trust bocf
No, ~ page $40, shall sell at public auction q
tha hiqheSt bidder, on